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1 Introduction to Galileo
1 (8)
What Is Galileo?
2 (3)
Inputs and Outputs
2 (2)
Code
4 (1)
Communication
4 (1)
What Makes Galileo Different?
5 (3)
Sketching in Hardware
8 (1)
2 First Steps
9 (16)
Tour of the Board
10 (3)
Helpful Tools and Components
13 (3)
Writing Programs to Control Your Galileo
16 (1)
Getting Familiar with the Development Environment
17 (2)
Connecting the Board
19 (2)
Uploading Code
21 (2)
Taking It Further
23 (2)
3 Outputs
25 (42)
Back to Blinking: Digital Output
26 (16)
Setup and Loop
26 (1)
Variables
27 (1)
Pin Numbers
28 (6)
Circuits and the Flow of Electricity
34 (3)
pinMode()
37 (1)
digitalWrite()
38 (1)
delay()
39 (1)
Code and Syntax Notes
39 (2)
Going Further with Digital Output
41 (1)
Analog Output
42 (8)
analogWrite()
43 (4)
Code and Syntax Notes
47 (3)
Other Outputs
50 (10)
Serial Data Output
50 (4)
Controlling A/C Appliances with Relays
54 (1)
Controlling Servos
55 (5)
Looking at Linux
60 (5)
Connecting via Telnet
61 (1)
Working with Pins
62 (3)
Taking It Further
65 (2)
4 Inputs
67 (24)
Switches: Digital Input
68 (7)
digitalRead()
73 (1)
Code and Syntax Notes
74 (1)
Analog Input
75 (13)
Potentiometers
76 (4)
analogRead()
80 (1)
Code and Syntax Notes
81 (1)
Variable Resistors
82 (5)
Code and Syntax Notes
87 (1)
Going Further
88 (3)
5 Going Further with Code
91 (12)
Data Types
92 (3)
int
92 (1)
float
92 (1)
long
93 (1)
boolean
93 (1)
char
94 (1)
String Object
94 (1)
millis()
95 (1)
Other Loops
95 (4)
while
95 (1)
Do While
95 (1)
For Loops
96 (3)
More Serial
99 (1)
Serial.available() and Serial.read()
99 (1)
Taking It Further
100 (3)
6 Getting Online
103 (28)
Connecting and Testing an Ethernet Connection
104 (1)
Connecting and Testing with a WiFi Connection
105 (2)
Connecting Using Linux Commands
107 (3)
system()
108 (1)
Getting Galileo's IP Address Using system()
108 (2)
Connecting to Servers
110 (13)
How Many Days Until MAKE Comes Out?
110 (13)
Serving a Web Page
123 (6)
Serving a Web Page with Python
126 (3)
Taking It Further
129 (2)
A Arduino Code Reference 131 (16)
B Breadboard Basics 147 (6)
C Resistor Reference 153 (4)
D Creating a MicroSD Image 157 (4)
E Setting Up Galileo on Windows 161 (6)
F Setting Up Galileo on Linux 167 (4)
G Setting Up Galileo on Mac OS X 171 (4)
H Connecting to Galileo via Serial 175

que se levanta y se ejecuta con esta nueva placa, x86-powered que fue desarrollado en colaboración entre Arduino e Intel. Usted aprenderá cómo configurarlo, conéctelo a su computadora, y comenzar la programación. Usted aprenderá cómo construir proyectos de electrónica en todo el Galileo, y podrá explorar las características y poder que lo hacen diferente de todas las tablas que vinieron antes. Desarrollado en colaboración con el equipo de Intel Galileo, y en consulta con los miembros del equipo de Arduino, se trata de la introducción definitiva a la nueva junta directiva de Intel para los fabricantes.